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Simultaneously, it was observed that only compound 10 showed fluorescence in both solution and solid phase, and the fluorescence maximum in solid phase was shifted bathochromically by about 50 nm compared with the maximum in solution.

Simultaneously, it was observed that exposure to the electromagnetic field generated by a mobile phone lowers the concentration of calcium in the mineral substance of tibia and it lowers the calcium/phosphorus ratio in 100 mg of this bone's mineral substance.

Simultaneously, it is observed that Pk,1∉Wk,1.

Simultaneously, it is observed from FE analysis results that stresses higher than the yield point are generated in the bolt shank near the bolt head (Fig. 7), which indicates that the nonlinear behavior of the connection differs from some assumptions of the power model (Kishi and Chen 1990).

It was observed that RHOBTB3 interacted simultaneously with PHD2 and VHL.

It was observed that the population simultaneously expressing both recombinant proteins closely followed the population expressing GFPVP2, indicating that expression of bacGFPVP2 was the limiting step.

It is observed that the MSFL reads very low values and simultaneously, a big separation is observed between the LLd and LLs curves.

Simultaneously, it was also observed that the hypertensive state is an important physiological state that affects the causation or progression of renal diseases.

Simultaneously, pulsating aurora was observed near the magnetic conjugate point (the Arase location was (Lapprox 6.2)), Husafell, Iceland (not shown in this paper).

The performance of more than one task simultaneously was observed during 3.7 min/day (2.6% of the total time spent with the tasks).

Although these two outcomes cannot be observed simultaneously, it is quite possible that the same operation repeated presentation of a stimulus can simultaneously engage two different processes, one causing a decline in the probability of responding to that stimulus, the other causing an increase.